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The root cause of this is likely because there is some legacy system at the bottom of the authentication stack. The password rules give this away -- there is an
by cbhl 9y ago
The root cause of this is likely because there is some legacy system at the bottom of the authentication stack. The password rules give this away -- there is an upper limit on length (50 characters), and you can't use symbols (@, $, etc) or spaces (precluding xkcd-style "correct battery horse staple" memorable passwords). Use a password manager ("storing passwords under symmetric encryption") and don't reuse your password across sites.